Port of Seattle — Waterfront Project ManagementIssuing agency·Seatac, WA·via a public procurement portalWork entails replacing a portion of stormwater drain line that was disconnected from the main King County line that runs under Emerson Street. Includes excavation; removal and replacement of line; new connection point to main line; fill and asphalt. Also requires considerable traffic controls (Impacts several lanes of traffic on a busy roadway).
Work entails replacing a portion of stormwater drain line that was disconnected from the main King County line that runs under Emerson Street. Includes excavation; removal and replacement of line; new connection point to main line; fill and asphalt. Also requires considerable traffic controls (Impacts several lanes of traffic on a busy roadway).
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Source: Port of Seattle — Waterfront Project Management (solicitation 9c229237-6e20-f011-bd2b-005056aa9c71), retrieved via a public procurement portal. View the official posting, and always confirm requirements and deadlines with the issuing agency.
